Hospitality development has entered a period of tighter margins, cost volatility and heightened scrutiny around transparency. Owners and operators are no longer evaluating purchasing partners solely on price negotiation. They are examining how a procurement firm structures its compensation, how it manages supplier relationships and how it balances design ambition against long-term asset performance. The distinction between advisory procurement and intermediary purchasing has become central to that evaluation.
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